Baltimore, Maryland

Baltimore, an independent city outside Baltimore County, publishes the owner, assessed value and last sale price of all 236,996 of its property accounts as CC BY open data; deed images cost $0.20 a page, and the roll shows how far downtown towers have fallen below what was paid for them.

8 buildings · 8 with an owner established · 27 sources · 7 tier B · 1 tier A · prepared 2026-10-13

Can you find out who owns it?

Maryland records title by deed in the land records of the Circuit Court for each county, and Baltimore is an independent city with its own land records, separate from Baltimore County. The State Department of Assessments and Taxation (SDAT) assesses every property, and its Real Property Search gives 'publicly available assessment data at no charge'. Baltimore City republishes the same roll weekly as open data under CC BY 3.0, with owner, assessed value, and the last sale date and price. Deed images are on MDLandRec, run by the Maryland State Archives, which now charges $0.20 a page for records under 100 years old.

Is ownership public?An open dataset names the owner

Cost of one title searchOwner of record free (SDAT Real Property Search; Open Baltimore). Deed images on MDLandRec: $0.20 per page viewed or downloaded for records under 100 years old (free at Archives and Circuit Court workstations); subscriptions $500-$1,500 a month for Maryland Small Business Reserve members

Bulk ownership dataOpen Baltimore 'Real Property Information' (owner, mailing address, assessed land and improvement value, sale date and price, deed book/page), ArcGIS feature service and download, updated weekly, CC BY 3.0. The statewide MD iMAP 'Maryland Property Data - Parcel Points' carries transfer date and consideration but no owner-name field

Sale pricesEvery sale, with its address

Sites that forbid taking their data

landrec.msa.maryland.gov (MDLandRec, Maryland State Archives) — “This also includes running "scripts" or using robots or other automated means to query, capture or download from the systems.”

The marquee buildings

The towers that set the tone of the core, and who holds them. A price is the price a document states, on the date it states — not an estimate of what the building is worth now.

Building	Use	Owner	Owner type	Last price paid
Transamerica Tower (100 Light Street, formerly the Legg Mason Building) 100 Light Street, Baltimore 558,000 sq ft (COPT 10-Q, 2015)	Office	COPT Defense Properties (100 Charm City, LLC) 100% COPT's FY2025 Schedule III lists '100 Light Street (O) Baltimore, MD', built 1973/2011, acquired 8/7/2015, gross carrying amount $73.4M; its Exhibit 21 lists 100 Charm City, LLC, the roll's owner of record. The 10-K says COPT owns six office properties in the Washington/Baltimore region and says 'We intend to sell these properties' when markets allow. The roll assesses the tower at $30.0M (land $4,275,000 on 1.953 acres, improvements $25,730,600), a quarter of the 2015 price. It was a purchase, not a distressed sale; no foreclosure appears.	REIT	$121,200,000 2015-08-07 COPT 10-Q: 100 Light Street and its garage, 30 Light Street, bought together for $121.2M, assuming a $55.0M mortgage. The roll records $83.5M and $21.0M on the two 100 Light parcels. B U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission
Legg Mason Tower 100 International Drive, Harbor East, Baltimore 612,613 sq ft net rentable (CMBS term sheet, 2012)	Office	Harbor East Parcel D-Commercial, LLC MSBAM 2012-C5 term sheet: 'The owner of the Legg Mason Tower Property is Harbor East Parcel D-Commercial, LLC and Harbor East Parcel D-Retail 2, LLC', borrower LM Tower Investments, LLC, a $180M refinance loan (ARD 7/10/2022, maturity 7/10/2027), built 2009. The sponsors are the directors of H&S Properties Development Corporation, which the term sheet calls 'the master developer for Harbor East'. Harbor East Management Group, LLC is the property manager, not the owner. Roll: same owner, assessed $138.5M (improvements $134.6M), deed 2009 with no price. The hotel parcel next door, 200 International Dr, stands in Harbor East Parcel D - Hotel, LLC ($83.0M).	Private company	—B U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission
750 East Pratt 750 E Pratt Street, Baltimore	Office	750 East Pratt Street, LLC Open Baltimore roll: owner 750 East Pratt Street, LLC, built 2002, assessed $51.9M (land $5,924,000 on 0.680 acres, about $200 per sq ft; improvements $45,978,100). The last recorded transfer is 21 Nov 2001 at $5,500,000, before the tower was built, so it is a land price and not a price for the building. The roll gives a Towson mailing address. No SEC filing, CMBS prospectus or press release opened here names who stands behind the LLC.	Private company	—A City of Baltimore
10 Light Street (former Bank of America Building) 10 Light Street, Baltimore 419 apartments and 41,785 sq ft of retail (Avison Young)	Residential	CP5 10 Light Street, LLC Built 1929 as Maryland National Bank's headquarters and converted to apartments in 2015 (Avison Young). Avison Young names the buyer FPA Multifamily, LLC; the roll's owner of record is CP5 10 Light Street, LLC with 421 dwelling units. No document opened here states how the two entities are related. The roll now assesses the building at $48.7M (land $5,411,200, improvements $43,288,800), 30% below the 2022 price. No foreclosure or distressed transfer appears.	Private company	$69,200,000 2022-01-26 Roll sale price and date. Avison Young announced on 21 Dec 2021 that it brokered the '$69.2 million sale', seller Halle Companies, buyer FPA Multifamily, LLC. B Avison Young
Camden Yards sports complex (M&T Bank Stadium and Oriole Park) 1101 Russell Street and 555 Russell Street, Baltimore	Civic	Maryland Stadium Authority Open Baltimore roll: The Maryland Stadium Authority is owner of record of 1101 Russell St (20.265 acres, exempt, $309,430,000: land $40.5M, improvements $268.9M) and 555 Russell St (21.395 acres, exempt, $297,183,900). The roll lists them by address and does not name the stadiums. The Authority holds 7 parcels worth $753.8M in all, including 301 W Camden St ($45.4M, taxable, bought 1989 for $1,650,000) and 12 N Eutaw St ($71.7M). Its own site describes the 'Camden Yards Sports Complex' and its renovation projects at M&T Bank Stadium. The stadiums were built for the Authority, so there is no purchase price.	Government	—B City of Baltimore
Harborplace 201 E Pratt Street and 301 Light Street, Baltimore	Retail	Mayor and City Council of Baltimore (fee); pavilions held under ground lease by MCB Real Estate City owns the land; ground leasehold held by MCB Real Estate The roll names the Mayor and City Council of Baltimore as owner of both pavilion parcels: 201 E Pratt ($8.8M) and 301 Light ($15.6M, land $14.4M), with tax bills mailed to a Montclair, NJ address. CBS Baltimore (5 Apr 2022): Ashkenazy Acquisition held the buildings from 2013 under 'a long-term ground lease from Baltimore City'; 'In 2019, the property was placed into receivership'; MCB Real Estate agreed to acquire it from receiver IVL Group, pending court approval. Baltimore Brew (19 Apr 2023): the Board of Estimates abated ground rent 'in full' until April 2026 for 'Harborplace's new owner, MCB Real Estate', and said its 155,000 sq ft was more than 90% vacant. No price was disclosed.	Government	—B CBS Baltimore (WJZ)
Under Armour global headquarters, Baltimore Peninsula 2601 Port Covington Drive, Baltimore	Office	Under Armour, Inc. (UA Port Covington Holdings, LLC) 100% Under Armour's 10-K for the year to 31 Mar 2026: 'Our principal executive and administrative offices are located at an office complex that we own in the Baltimore Peninsula'. It also still owns its former head office and is 'continuing to evaluate potential options for this space'. Roll: UA Port Covington Holdings, LLC holds 6 parcels at $211.4M; the largest, built 2024, is $122.5M on 10.391 acres. The former head office at Tide Point, 1000 Hull St, stands in UA Locust Point Holdings, LLC and was bought 6 Jul 2011 for $58,000,000. The UA entities hold 12 parcels at $251.0M. The 2016 transfer to the Port Covington entity carries no price.	Public company	—B U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission
T. Rowe Price global headquarters, Harbor Point 1000 Wills Street (Harbor Point Parcel 3), Baltimore	Office	Harbor Point Parcel 3 Development LLC (AH Realty Trust and Beatty Development Group joint venture) 50% AH Realty Trust, 50% Beatty Development Group (managing member) AH Realty Trust's (formerly Armada Hoffler) Q2 2026 10-Q: it 'owns a 50% interest in Harbor Point Parcel 3, a joint venture with Beatty Development Group, for purposes of developing T. Rowe Price's new global headquarters'. The partner keeps the managing-member powers. On 2 Apr 2026 AH funded a $10.6M capital call alone after 'the partner failed to fund its $5.3 million portion', and booked a note receivable. Roll: Harbor Point Parcel 3 Development LLC, built 2025, $248,500,000 (land $50.8M, improvements $197.7M), the city's highest-valued for-profit parcel. The roll's lot size reads '169,4444 SQ FT', an evident keying error. Developed, not bought, so no price.	Developer	—B U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission

The core land

The most valuable ground in the city, and what the public record says about it.

Baltimore's most valuable ground is institutional: hospitals, universities and stadiums, most of them exempt from property tax. Downtown land is cheap by big-city standards. The roll puts land at about $200 per sq ft at 750 E Pratt and 1 South St, and $50 under the Transamerica Tower. Figures are SDAT assessments (land plus improvements, taxable plus exempt) from the Open Baltimore Real Property file read 13 Oct 2026 (last update 11 Oct 2026), de-duplicated on the property account number and summed by this research.

Highest-valued parcel$786.2M

22 S Greene St (6.963 acres), University of Maryland Medical System Corp, exempt. Next: Johns Hopkins University's 3200 N Charles St ($668.5M, 106.32 acres). Open Baltimore, 2026-10.

Highest-valued for-profit parcel$248.5M

Harbor Point Parcel 3 (T. Rowe Price HQ), built 2025. The City-owned parcel at 1525 Russell St is higher, at $267.9M, and the roll mails its tax bills to a Caesars Palace address in Las Vegas. Open Baltimore, 2026-10.

Downtown land benchmarkabout $200 per sq ft

750 E Pratt: land $5,924,000 on 0.680 acres. 1 South St: $7,318,000 on 0.840 acres (sold Oct 2023 for $24.0M). Harborplace's 301 Light St: $175. 100 Light St: about $50. Open Baltimore, 2026-10.

All property in Baltimore City$75.40 billion

236,996 accounts: $56.16B taxable and $19.25B exempt. 193,621 residential accounts total $33.83B. Open Baltimore 'Real Property Information', with 738 repeated polygon rows removed.

Transfer and recordation taxes1.5% City + 0.5% State transfer, plus $5.00 per $500 recordation

City transfer 1.5% and recordation $5.00 per $500, FY2026 (Department of Legislative Services, 'Other Local Tax Rates'). State transfer tax 'is 0.5% of the consideration' (Tax-Property §13-203), or 0.25% for first-time buyers.

Who owns the town

At this scale the significant owner is rarely a trust or a fund: it is one or two local holding companies, a family in its second or third generation, and often the land around the town rather than the buildings in it.

Public bodies and institutions hold Baltimore's largest estates. The City has 10,774 parcels worth $5.11B, most of them vacant lots and rowhouses held through its housing department, plus 140 school sites. Public schools are titled to the Mayor and City Council, not to the school board, which holds only 4 parcels. Johns Hopkins and the University of Maryland medical system hold the most valuable private estates. Counts group every spelling across the roll's three owner fields and are de-duplicated on account number. Acreage is the roll's text lot-size field, given only where stated in acres or sq ft, so it understates. Rail operating property is kept apart from other land.

Name	Type	Open Baltimore roll, Oct 2026
Mayor and City Council of Baltimore Includes 701 Reedbird Ave ($444.3M, 54.7 acres), 1525 Russell St ($267.9M, tax bills to a Caesars Palace Dr address in Las Vegas), 1 W Pratt St ($203.0M, 13.98 acres) and 2700 Madison Ave (743.975 acres). It also includes 140 parcels coded as schools ($1.08B), which shows that school buildings are titled to the City. 4,765 parcels carry the description 'DHCD' (Housing and Community Development).	Government	10,774 parcels, $5.11B, at least 6,446 acresA City of Baltimore
State of Maryland (all agencies, excluding the Port, Transit and University System entities) Across 35 spellings, including the Dept. of Public Safety and Correctional Services complex at 401 E Madison St ($236.1M) and 1911 E Cold Spring Lane ($217.1M, 54.4 acres).	Government	551 parcels, $3.09BA City of Baltimore
Johns Hopkins University Across five spellings, including 3200 N Charles St ($668.5M). Johns Hopkins Hospital and related Hopkins health entities hold 18 more parcels ($357.6M). FSK Land Corporation holds 13 parcels ($556.5M, incl. 101 Bayview Blvd and 5100 Eastern Ave), and the roll mails them to the same 3910 Keswick Rd N-3100 address as the University's parcels.	Institution	109 parcels, $1.30B, 219 acresA City of Baltimore
University of Maryland Medical System and affiliates UMMS Corp's 22 S Greene St, the city's highest-valued parcel ($786.2M), plus University of Maryland Midtown Health (86 parcels) and Maryland General Hospital. University System of Maryland parcels titled 'State of Maryland for the use of …' (UMB, Coppin State and others) add 73 parcels and $459.1M across 32 spellings.	Institution	117 parcels, $1.02BA City of Baltimore
Maryland Stadium Authority The Camden Yards stadium parcels and nearby buildings.	Government	7 parcels, $753.8M, 76 acresA City of Baltimore
Housing Authority of Baltimore City Five spellings. Baltimore Affordable Housing Development, Inc. holds 204 more parcels ($229.0M), and the roll does not state its relation to the Authority.	Government	1,353 parcels, $450.3M, 358 acresA City of Baltimore
Maryland Port Administration Held as Maryland Port Administration, 'State of Maryland, MPA' and other spellings, including 2300 E Fort Ave and 3901 Fort Armistead Rd. Much of the Port's terminal land is assessed at low values.	Government	31 parcels, $99.5M, 497 acresA City of Baltimore
Maryland Transit Administration Six spellings, including 'Mass Transit Administration'.	Government	183 parcels, $89.5MA City of Baltimore
Armistead Homes Corp All 1,517 parcels ($58.8M), 1,514 of them on Horners Lane in the Armistead Gardens neighbourhood, stands in this company's name, with a 1956 transfer date. The roll does not describe its structure.	Private company	1,517 parcels, 351 acresA City of Baltimore
Baltimore SFR Portfolio LLCs Single-family rowhouses in several LLCs (I, 1A, 1C, VI …), bought mostly 2021-2022 and mailed to a Towson address. The roll does not name the sponsor.	Private company	547 houses, $57.6MA City of Baltimore
CSX Transportation, Inc. Rail operating property (PSC accounts) and line parcels, across three spellings. Amtrak (National Railroad Passenger Corporation, six spellings) holds 128 parcels and Norfolk Southern Railway 1. BGE (Baltimore Gas and Electric, nine spellings) holds 31.	Public company	157 parcels; operating property 717.6 acresA City of Baltimore
United States of America Including the federal complex at 10 N Greene St ($321.8M). The Secretary of Housing and Urban Development holds 53 more, mostly acquired homes.	Government	18 parcels, $528.8MA City of Baltimore

Who builds the houses

New-home building in this market: the volume, and the firms behind it. Ownership of a builder matters as much as its volume — a private-equity platform and a family firm behave differently.

Baltimore is an independent city, separate from Baltimore County, and it builds very few homes. Census permit files show 1,557 units in 2021, then 1,657 (2022), 1,843 (2023), 1,273 (2024) and 543 in 2025: 254 single-family and 289 in buildings of five or more units. The Baltimore-Columbia-Towson metro permitted 5,799 units in 2025, 3,606 of them single-family, so more than nine in ten of the region's new homes are outside the city. The national builders in the city buy finished lots for townhouse infill, at the Westport waterfront and in East Baltimore. Figures are parcels held in each builder's own name on the roll, grouping every spelling; the roll cannot tell an unsold home from a lot.

Name	Type	Parcels held in own name, Open Baltimore roll, Oct 2026
NVR, Inc. (Ryan Homes) Held under four spellings ('NVR, INC' 44, 'INC., NVR' 13, 'NVR, INC.' 10, 'NVR INC.' 1), all transferred in 2026, 56 of them without improvements. They lie at the Westport waterfront (Boojum, Wenburn and Waterfront streets) and in Reservoir Hill. NVR's FY2025 10-K: it 'generally do[es] not engage in land development' and buys 'finished building lots from various third-party land developers'. Westport LN, LLC holds 177 more vacant lots on the same Westport streets, bought in 2024.	Public company	68 parcelsA City of Baltimore
D.R. Horton, Inc. 52 under 'D.R. Horton, Inc.' and 2 keyed as '1.R. Horton, Inc.', all transferred in 2026, mostly vacant lots in Middle East and Broadway East (Biddle, Rutland, Durham and Chase streets). D.R. Horton's FY2025 10-K lists Baltimore among its markets and reports 84,863 homes closed nationally.	Public company	54 parcelsA City of Baltimore
Haven Rock, LLC Brewers Hill (Mozart and Haven streets), bought 2019 and built 2022. Its mailing address in Elkridge is the same as Westport LN, LLC's. The roll does not name the sponsor.	Private company	46 parcels (44 homes built 2022)A City of Baltimore
Upward America (Southeast REIT/Property Owner LPs) Four 'Upward America Southeast' partnerships hold 23 new houses in Medfield, bought in 2023-2025, with tax bills mailed to Miami. These are rental homes bought new, not homes the partnerships built.	Private company	23 homes built 2021-2023A City of Baltimore
K. Hovnanian at Locke Landing, LLC (Hovnanian Enterprises) Vacant lots on Locke and Cromwell streets in the Baltimore Peninsula, bought 2025-2026. Hovnanian's FY2025 Exhibit 21 lists 'K. Hovnanian at Locke Landing, LLC' as a Maryland subsidiary.	Public company	12 parcelsA U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission

Commercial landlords

The commercial side, counted separately from housing: who holds the office, retail and industrial floor area.

Two listed landlords hold most of Baltimore's institutional-grade office space outside the tenants' own buildings: AH Realty Trust at Harbor Point and COPT Defense Properties downtown and at Canton Crossing. Both now treat Baltimore as non-core, and AH sold its Harbor Point apartments in May 2026. Most other towers are held by single-purpose LLCs, and the roll names only the LLC.

Name	Type	Baltimore holding
AH Realty Trust (formerly Armada Hoffler Properties) FY2025 10-K: Constellation Office (453,018 sq ft, 90% interest), Wills Wharf (326,895) and Thames Street Wharf (263,426), plus 50% of the T. Rowe Price HQ joint venture. On 20 May 2026 it sold nine apartment properties, among them Allied \| Harbor Point, 1405 Point and 1305 Dock Street, for $485.0M to 'an unrelated third party' (8-K). On the roll, 1300 Thames Street Office, LLC was bought 2 Jul 2019 for $101,000,000 and is now assessed at $94.9M.	REIT	1,043,339 sq ft officeA U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission
COPT Defense Properties FY2025 Schedule III: 100 Light Street ($73.4M), 1501 South Clinton Street ($85.1M), 250 W Pratt St ($50.9M), 30 Light Street ($3.2M) and the Canton Crossing Util Distr Ctr ($12.5M). 250 W Pratt (367,000 sq ft) was bought in March 2015 for $61.9M (10-Q). On the roll, 11 parcels in COPT-named and Exhibit 21 'Charm City' entities total $127.9M.	REIT	5 properties; $225.2M gross carrying amountA U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission
Harbor East Parcel entities (H&S Properties Development Corporation, master developer) Open Baltimore: 66 parcels in LLCs named 'Harbor East Parcel B/C/D …', all mailed to 650 S Exeter St. They include Legg Mason Tower ($138.5M) and the 200 International Dr hotel parcel ($83.0M). The CMBS term sheet identifies H&S Properties Development Corporation as master developer of the 70-acre Harbor East.	Private company	66 parcels, $410.6MB City of Baltimore
Under Armour, Inc. An owner-occupier, not a landlord. It holds its Baltimore Peninsula headquarters and its former Tide Point offices through UA-named LLCs (10-K; roll).	Public company	12 parcels, $251.0MB U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission
'MCB'-prefixed entities Open Baltimore: 37 parcels in LLCs whose names begin 'MCB', most mailed to 2002 Clipper Park Rd. They include MCB Rotunda Owner, LLC (711 W 40th St, bought 25 Jan 2022 for $191,080,598, now $133.1M) and MCB OEP Owner, LLC (1 E Pratt St, $25,000,000, June 2024). The roll does not state the parent, and no filing opened here does. CBS names MCB Real Estate as Harborplace's acquirer.	Private company	37 parcels, $469.7MB City of Baltimore

Looked for and not found

Claims this page would have made if a source could be opened. They are left out rather than guessed.

Who stands behind 750 East Pratt Street, LLC, CP5 10 Light Street, LLC (Avison Young names the 2021 buyer FPA Multifamily, LLC), Harbor Point Parcel 2 Holdings and the 'PC-E' Baltimore Peninsula LLCs. No filing opened here names their sponsors.
Baltimore Peninsula's master developer and its capital partners (MAG Partners, a Goldman Sachs vehicle). Two 'GS … Apartments Owner, LLC' entities are mailed to a Charleston, SC address, but no document opened here ties them to Goldman Sachs or to anyone else, so they are not attributed.
Whether the 'MCB'-prefixed LLCs all belong to MCB Real Estate. They share a mailing address but no document opened here says so.
Harborplace's terms. Neither the 2022 receivership sale price nor the current leasehold entity's name was found, because MDLandRec was unreachable.
Legg Mason Tower's $180M CMBS loan passed its 2022 anticipated repayment date, with final maturity 10 Jul 2027. Its current status was not checked.
Oriole Park's parcel. The roll lists the Stadium Authority's parcels by address (1101 and 555 Russell St) without naming the stadiums.
The buyer of AH Realty's Harbor Point apartments. Allied Harbor Point Gardens, LP ($84,500,000 recorded, 23 Jun 2026) and 1305 Dock Street Gardens, LP took title in June 2026, mailed to Norfolk, VA. AH's 8-K names the buyer only as 'an unrelated third party'.
The Baltimore City yield-tax surcharge on transfers over $1 million could not be verified, because the City Finance pages that would state it return 404.
SDAT's own search terms were not read, because SDAT's host returns a Cloudflare challenge to automated clients.
The roll names private individuals as owners of most homes. None is reproduced.
Nareit and CoStar-type landlord rankings remain paywalled or blocked (national pack gaps). The commercial list is built from 10-Ks and the roll.

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Real Property Information: Open Baltimore feature service (owner, mailing address, land/improvement value, sale date and price), read in full 13 Oct 2026, last update 11 Oct 2026 — City of Baltimore · openA
Real Property Information: ArcGIS item record (description, 'updated on a weekly basis', licence) — City of Baltimore / Open Baltimore · openA
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